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      Enables AI agents to retrieve Official Code of Georgia Annotated statutory text by citation or full-text topic search, returning section status, catchlines, editor's notes, cross references, and every stored historical version along with the enacting and amending Acts. Keyless and requires no signup, with citation parsing and error handling delegated to the upstream Georgia Commons API.
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      Enables AI agents to look up Colorado Revised Statutes by citation, by topic via the General Index, or by title, returning statutory text with amendment history and cross-references. Also supports retrieving historical editions from 2000-2024, all keyless over plain HTML files.
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      Enables retrieval of West Virginia Code statutes by citation from the official state legislature data, supporting both direct tool calls and natural-language queries.
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      Provides access to 529,000+ US statute sections across all 50 states and federal codes for comprehensive legal research. Supports semantic search, citation graph traversal, jurisdictional comparisons, and regulatory risk analysis through natural language queries.
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      Enables AI assistants to retrieve the exact, structured text of 10 major Indian Acts — pulling individual sections or Constitution articles, browsing chapters and section ranges, and running ranked keyword searches — with repealed laws flagged and their replacements named. All results are sourced directly from the underlying Act texts rather than model memory, preventing hallucinated section numbers, punishments, or outdated law.
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